Sexual Offenders and Predators (sex crimes in rhyme against children)

SEXUAL OFFENDERS AND PREDATORS

Sexual offenders and predators should be castrated for their behavior. Sooner is better than later. They’re like slimy alligators. Maybe we’ll cut it off so they don’t walk or stalk. We’ve got to defeat these low-down creeps. Keep them off our streets. Stop them in their tracks so they never have a chance to come back.

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Lyrics created by (Francke) the Yankee

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This poem is dedicated to the Memory of Jessica Marie Lunsford – 9 years old

{October 6, 1995 – February 27, 2005}

Fight to change legislation – Jessica’s Law across the nation

(February 13, 2013 – Jessica’s Law shot down in Colorado once again.  Colorado lawmakers say there’s no need to increase penalties for people who attack young children.  What’s known as “Jessica’s Law” named after a Florida girl sexually assaulted and killed, won’t become law in the state.  This bill has failed four times in Colorado.  Democrats opposed it so much they sent it to the “kill committee.”  Still, Jessica’s father Mark Lunsford, who traveled from Florida to Colorado begged lawmakers to pass the bill.  “I kneeled down and I hugged her and I kissed her and told her I’d see her later said Lunsford.  Mark Lunsford cried before Colorado lawmakers as he recounted his darkest hour.)

(June, 2006 Gov. Mark Sanford of So. Carolina signed bill for Jessie’s Law)

Jessica Marie Lunsford Foundation, Homosassa Springs, FL

Listen on youtube.com – “When You Come Home” (Jessie’s Song) by Tom Bradley

Listen on youtube.com – “Living for the Night” by Stravos Band

Listen on youtube.com – “A life taken too soon”

Listen on youtube.com – “When I Get Where I’m Going” by Brad Paisley

(See Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006)

Purchase the rest of this piece and net proceeds will be donated to:

JESSICA MARIE LUNSFORD FOUNDATION

(Missing and Exploited Children/HelpingChildren in Crisis)

www.jmlfoundation.com

Posted by admin on April 13, 2009 under Benefits, Jessica's Law (Jessica Lunsford), Sex Crimes in Rhyme | Be the First to Comment

In the City (sex crime in rhyme) Thrilling Episodes

For the Record

Episode I

In the silence of the night with no one in sight a murder is committed in the city. It’s a pity that a young girl is murdered and raped after the boyfriend took her out on a date.

This is one of many stories of a crime in the big city where most murders occur after dark while strolling or jogging through a park. The boyfriend decides to return to his girlfriend’s place, but it’s too late for she was murdered and raped.

A police officer is interrogating the boyfriend on the last time he saw his girlfriend. The scene is set for a sex crime in rhyme.

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Lyrics created by (Francke) the Lyrical Yankee

In the City – For the Record (sex crime in rhyme)

Thrilling Episodes

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Posted by admin on April 28, 2009 under Sex Crimes in Rhyme | Be the First to Comment

Teacher’s Sex Pet – True Story (sex crime satire/rhyme)

THE SENSATIONAL “1990s” TRUE STORY OF MARY KAY LETOURNEAU

This is the sensational true story that rocked a nation.  How Mary Kay Letourneau was the “talk of the town” when she turned her life upside down.  A teacher’s love affair with an elementary student that rattled Seattle.

Mary and “little Vili” were attracted sexually.  Mary is having Vili’s babies. They decide to get married.

Pretty Mary Kay and Vili who’s all grown up and now a DJ will host, roast and toast “Hot Teacher Night” at the wild Fuel Bar in Seattle while “The Battle of the Classroom Sexes” spoon under the blue moon.

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Lyrics created by (Francke) the Yankee

aka The Jester from Westchester (Satire)

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A witty satirical piece on how two lovers never stopped caring for each other. They fought the court system to the bitter end. The teacher who wanted a teenage boy to be more than her friend.

Posted by admin on May 23, 2009 under Sex Crimes in Rhyme, Teacher's Sex Pet, True Stories (Satire/Rhyme) | Be the First to Comment